Rifle Scopes Looking at a 7moa aimpoint.

[chris223]

do you think a 7 moa dot on an aimpoint is too much?
I never heard of a dot that big. Any advice would be great.
thanks.

 

[callen3615]

Re: Looking at a 7moa aimpoint.

7 moa is really big. What would you shoot with that? cars doors? refrigerators?

 

[chris223]

Re: Looking at a 7moa aimpoint.

thats what im thinking. seems real big?

 

[TH3 BULLET]

Re: Looking at a 7moa aimpoint.

It all depends on what you will be using it for.

The closer the application, the bigger the dot (but even then I think a 7 MOA dot is WAY to big!).

Just my 2 cents.

Shoot Straight,
Josh

 

[SuckitTrebek]

Re: Looking at a 7moa aimpoint.

7 moa is ridiculously big. Pass

 

[sakobob]

Re: Looking at a 7moa aimpoint.

that 7min dot was for action pistol use , i'm pretty sure.

 

[BobD]

Re: Looking at a 7moa aimpoint.

Trijicon makes the large dot as well for their RMR, they have 7 & 13 moa in dot and triangles. Sounds good for a shotgun or some pistol applications. I guess it serves its purpose close quarters.

 

[BIPMaster]

Re: Looking at a 7moa aimpoint.

Which Aimpoint? All the .mil models either have a 2 or 4 MOA dot. Are you looking at one of the hunting models?

 

[rescueswimmer]

Re: Looking at a 7moa aimpoint.

I would stick with 2 or 4, I had a 6 MOA dot and at 100 yards well it covers half the target. Good enough for combat accuracy, but not great, for CQB that big dot was nice though.

RS

 

[Singlestack_Wonder]

Re: Looking at a 7moa aimpoint.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BIPMaster</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Which Aimpoint? All the .mil models either have a 2 or 4 MOA dot. Are you looking at one of the hunting models? </div></div>

Early Aimpoint "Comp" models featured various dot sizes including 7moa.